Arlington, Texas has some pretty good local drivers ed schools which is great for your behind the wheel training, but what about the “classroom” portion of drivers ed? Most drivers ed students seem to be moving towards online...
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I’ve been involved with the driver education industry since 2009 and started this website in 2011 to help drivers ed students and parents navigate the sometimes deceitful drivers ed industry. Unfortunately, many driving schools out there...
I’ve been involved in the driver training industry since 2010 and while my expertise has mostly been focused on the commercial driver training side of things, I have become extremely familiar with how online drivers ed courses operate...
Colony Driving School, is a popular driving school for driver’s education in the Sugar Grove, Texas area. As a former driving instructor, I created this blog to help drivers ed students and their parents find high quality driving schools...
Thinking about signing up for Rhodes Driving School? This driving school is a local favorite in the San Antonio, TX area as they have been in business for more than 30 years. Many students at Rhodes Driving School are second generation, meaning...
Austin Driving School is by far the largest driving school in the Austin, Texas area. What raised an eyebrow for me, however, was the incredibly low Yelp reviews they receive, as well as their F rating with the Better Business Bureau. It seems...
Nevada online drivers ed courses are becoming more widely available, and as a certified driving instructor, I am all for it. While some students will learn better in a traditional classroom environment, I believe the vast majority of drivers ed...
Taking drivers ed classes online is becoming the preferred method of completing the “classroom” portion of driver training. As a certified driving instructor, I am all for it. I will never say that online drivers ed is better than...
As a certified driving instructor, I am often asked about how drivers ed in Texas works since it is a bit different than other states. There are two ways someone under the age of 18 can take drivers ed. You can take what is called Parent Taught...
Taking driver’s ed at home has become the most popular option, and really, that kind of makes sense. The internet has changed so much in the education space. Just 20 years ago taking driver’s ed at home would entail reading through...
Well, well, well. Here you are. You’re either an excited (and maybe a bit nervous) teenager about to get your driver’s license, or you’re a terrified parent who’s “baby” is about to start driving a car...
The day that you’ve been dreading for over 15 years has finally arrived – it’s time for your teenager to start driving. Scary, right? I can’t necessarily blame you. AS a teen learns to drive its enough to make everyone nervous. But your...